The next EuroMillions appointment is a big announcement. On Friday 5 December 2025, a Mega-Tirage will put in play a guaranteed prize of 130 million euros, only three days after a draw on Tuesday remained without a winner in the final ranking. On 2 December 2025, the allocation of EUR 17 million n
The draw of Tuesday, December 2, 2025 delivered the following combination: 4, 13, 14, 20 and 41, with Stars 6 and 12. No player won the jackpot. But the intermediate gains have been good at the meeting. Two tickets were each rewarded for finding five numbers and one Star. If these winning tickets were not validated in Ireland, the draw still benefited many participants on the island, including a player who checked four numbers and two Stars. More broadly, participation and earnings statistics are evidence of an evening that, without dedicating great winners, has multiplied the number of happy ones.
Gains recorded in the EuroMillions draw of 2 December 2025:
- Two winning tickets with five numbers and one Star: 250 000 euros each (tickets validated outside Ireland)
- In Ireland, one ticket with four numbers and two Stars: 1 580 euros
In total, more than 34,000 participants based in Ireland won a prize on EuroMillions and EuroMillions Plus, confirming a scoreboard where luck was most evident on the secondary ranks.
On the EuroMillions side Plus, the winning combination revolved around numbers 7, 12, 15, 16 and 47. The jackpot of 500,000 euros was not won, but the draw generated several dozen notable wins. In particular, 33 Irish players were rewarded for aligning four good numbers, a configuration that opens up a fixed win in this complementary game.
Gains recorded during the EuroMillions draw More than 2 December 2025:
- 33 players with four numbers: 2 000 euros each
As usual, the Irish raffle has delivered its winning codes, allowing several participants to leave with a lot thanks to this mechanism parallel to the main draw. The following are the references drawn to the lot:
- I‐SXW‐17436
- I-SXX-62757
- I‐SXX‐74908
- I‐SXX‐98022
- I‐SXZ‐02891
- I‐SXZ‐04540
- I‐SXZ‐26460
- I‐SXZ‐32743
- I-SXZ-48770
- I-SZB-20481
All these results put the Mega-Tirage on Friday, December 5, 2025 at the centre of the game. With an allocation posted to 130 million euros, "guarantee" from the announcement, the stakes are considerable for European players. This type of appointment is distinguished by the size of its pool, which attracts a large audience and can, in one evening, redistribute the balance of earnings across the continent. After a Tuesday without a winner at the top but rich in intermediate ranks, the prospect of a jackpot of this magnitude feeds the wait.
The tight schedule between the Tuesday draw and the Friday event reinforces this dynamic. In three days, attention shifts from a draw without a winner of the ultimate rank to an out-of-standard pool, likely to create a swing. The participation figures in Ireland—more than 34,000 winning tickets combined on EuroMillions and EuroMillions Plus—exemplify, on their scale, the training effect of a week of opportunities. The best results of Tuesday, whether they are the two banknotes credited of 250,000 euros elsewhere in Europe or the Irish ticket at 1,580 euros, are evidence of a distribution of earnings that has spared no area, despite the absence of a jackpot.
Now remains the last step, that of the Mega-Tirage. At stake, the 130 million euros announced could offer a spectacular conclusion to this weekend sequence. Whether it ends with the nomination of one or more great winners, or prolongs the suspense, this appointment is already presented as the highlight of EuroMillions week. Players, warned by Tuesday's results and winnings earned by EuroMillions More and the Irish raffle, turn towards Friday with the hope of making the statistics lie and registering their ticket among those who will count. Pending the verdict, the observation is clear: EuroMillions is about to live one of its highlights, with a prize of 130 million euros that could defeat the cards of the European lottery.
